In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using traditional unit-root tests, it follows that the unit-root hypothesis cannot be rejected except for the US. However, following the approach of Perron (1989), which takes shifts in mean and/or trend into account, the null hypothesis of a unit-root can be rejected in most countries in our sample. In contrast to Perron, a method suggested by Christiano (1992) is used to determine the break date endogenously.</p
In this note, the authors present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence...
Determining whether per capita output can be characterized by a stochastic trend is complicated by t...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
Determining whether per capita output can be characterized by a stochastic trend is complicated by t...
This article investigates the existence of a unit root in the consumption-income ratio for a sample ...
This paper investigates the existence of a unit root in the consumption-income ratio for a sample of...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
SINCE the seminal study by Nelson and Plosser (1982) the question of whether macroeconomic variables...
In this note, the authors present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence...
Determining whether per capita output can be characterized by a stochastic trend is complicated by t...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
In this paper unit-root tests for per capita output of 12 OECD countries are performed. Using tradit...
Determining whether per capita output can be characterized by a stochastic trend is complicated by t...
This article investigates the existence of a unit root in the consumption-income ratio for a sample ...
This paper investigates the existence of a unit root in the consumption-income ratio for a sample of...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...
SINCE the seminal study by Nelson and Plosser (1982) the question of whether macroeconomic variables...
In this note, the authors present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence...
Determining whether per capita output can be characterized by a stochastic trend is complicated by t...
In this note we present the outcomes of two unit root tests, which allow for the existence of a brea...